Culture
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Czech Literature
Celebrating 40 years since Jaroslav Seifert’s Nobel Prize win
Exactly 40 years ago today, Czech poet Jaroslav Seifert became the first and only Czech recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature.
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City unveils new design for Prague's Wenceslas Square
Prague’s Wenceslas Square is currently undergoing a major renovation, which includes the return of trams to its upper part.
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Theatre
New head of Slovak National Theatre refuses LGBT+ performance from Prague
New director of the Slovak National Theatre, Zuzana Ťapáková, has canceled the a performance by Prague's Studio of Heroes, scheduled as part of the Drama Queer festival.
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From Prayer for Marta to Jožin z bažin: New songbook marks Velvet Revolution anniversary
A unique songbook marking the upcoming anniversary of the Velvet Revolution has just been released in Czechia.
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Signal Festival returns to light up Prague for its eleventh year
Signal Festival, the annual festival of pioneering lightshows across Prague, begins its four-day programme on October 10th.
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Václav Havel in his own words
Czechia has given the world many notable figures. However, no Czech has garnered as much respect worldwide in recent history as Prague-born Václav Havel.
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Media
Film meets journalism in Prague: 4-day conference brings future and role of journalism to attention
Press Play Prague is uniting journalists and enthusiasts to highlight the impact of storytelling in shaping our understanding of the world from 8-12 October 2024.
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The resurrection of Spirála: Unique theatre puts on first performance since 2002 floods
After twenty-two years of closure, the distinct round theatre by Prague’s Výstaviště has reopened under the new name of Nová Spirála.
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“No other spirit has so much mystery”: Evan Rail on absinthe’s Czech links and more
Evan Rail’s The Absinthe Forger is a true crime story that also explores the fascinating history of the spirit itself. But did you know about its many Czech connections?
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Jan Žižka 600 Years: Exhibition and festival in Tábor marks six centuries since the warrior’s death
This week sees the anniversary of the death of the Hussite general Jan Žižka, and the city of Tábor is commemorating the event with an exhibition and a weekend festival.
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Pop-star Helena Vondráčková among this year’s Thalia Award recipients
The Czech Actors' Association has handed out the prestigious annual Thalia awards in recognition of exceptional performances in the fields of drama, opera and ballet.
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Anniversary of the Week
October 4, 2014: Opening of Troja Bridge, an architectural landmark that came at a high price
Prague's Troja Bridge, considered one of Czechia's most beautiful contemporary structures, has been serving pedestrians, cyclists, trams, and cars already for a decade.
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